with the rear leg against the wall how far off the wall is the cross bar,& can it be used without the wheels and how far from the wall will the front
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the rear legs to the cross bar is 12inches. Yes you can use it without the wheels. From the wall to the front frame without the wheels is 24inches. 69inches in height 65inches in width. So if you have a little nook it will fit nicely 65inches.
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Wall to cross bar with wheels on is 12 1/2 inches. Without wheels would be 12 inches. Never tried it without wheels so can't comment on that.
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I will try and help. I am assuming you mean "legs" on this item? Both of the legs form a rectangle. The cross bar goes from the back to front, of opposite side, so it doesn't take up extra space within that rectangle. I have never taken the wheels off so I do not know if it can be used without the wheels. I am assuming if you did take the wheels off, it would be in a permanent place. The width of the back wheel to it's exact opposite side is 24 inches. There is a small round grey bumper (on mine) which adds 1/4 inch on both wheels. Total is 24 1/2 inches, approximately from the wall to the front of each wheel. Hope this helps? I will try and help. I am assuming you mean "legs" on this item? Both of the legs form a rectangle. The cross bar goes from the back to front, of opposite side, so it doesn't take up extra space within that rectangle. I have never taken the wheels off so I do not know if it can be used without the wheels. I am assuming if you did take the wheels off, it would be in a permanent place. The width of the back wheel to it's exact opposite side is 24 inches. There is a small round grey bumper (on mine) which adds 1/4 inch on both wheels. Total is 24 1/2 inches, approximately from the... » Read More I will try and help. I am assuming you mean "legs" on this item? Both of the legs form a rectangle. The cross bar goes from the back to front, of opposite side, so it doesn't take up extra space within that rectangle. I have never taken the wheels off so I do not know if it can be used without the wheels. I am assuming if you did take the wheels off, it would be in a permanent place. The width of the back wheel to it's exact opposite side is 24 inches. There is a small round grey bumper (on mine) which adds 1/4 inch on both wheels. Total is 24 1/2 inches, approximately from the wall to the front of each wheel. Hope this helps? « Show Less
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I believe that will work. My configuration is a little different. I bought the legs with a set of wheels attached. The distance between the legs is just under 15 inches. MT
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Don't know about with the wheels, as the screw holes were too small and could not put them on . Using it without, put it on a little dolly or it wanted to tip over.Front to back 22 inches 21 inches high 16 inches across the front.
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I don't think the unit would function properly unless attached above floor level to a wall. The wall attachment gives the stability to the unit along with the crossbars and the bottom of the tires sit thru the middle of the crossbars and extend thru an extra inch or two if the tires and bars are positioned properly. I don't believe it should be used as a floor unit.
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With it pushed up against the wall the distance is less than 8 inches. There may be a curve in your back if you can't support yourself with your core.
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You can use just one side and lean it against the wall. You would need a flat wall though with good enough bounce. We've tried concrete wall and it works just fine. Our kids use both sides leaned against separate walls when they want to practice at their own pace.
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You could if you made them positioned at a 90 degree angle, with one flat against the wall and another next to it creating a corner. That is my plan, as I have something built into the wall behind it that I am unable to move. Just be sure if you do that, to plan for 30 inches out from the wall. And make sure of course it is secured ( L brackets), for the safety of children or jumpy pets in the home
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Wheels are on the front only. You should consider using a furniture lifter (about $20 on Amazon) to lift the back end for moving.
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Hi, the back of the unit is not finished so you will have to use it against a wall. Thank you so much!
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If you install it on the wall, the bar is 24 inches from the wall. If you install it from the ceiling (flush against the wall) it's 12 inches from the wall. We have ours coming out of the wall, so it's 24 inches. Hope this helps.
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You should not have any problems, it swings left and right and will lay flat against the wall. It also tilts but only about 15 degrees. Full extension in the center position is about 12 inches from the wall.
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Don't know about with the wheels, as the screw holes were too small and could not put them on . Using it without, put it on a little dolly or it wanted to tip over. Front to back 22 inches 21 inches high 16 inches across the front.
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It is freestanding. Mine is in the garage where the walls have a 4 inch cement footing that sticks out from the wall so it is not placed directly against a wall. the back section of the base is 6 inches to the center bar brace and the front (that holds the bikes) is 18". I have had no problems with it's stability with 2 bikes attached
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The rear of the frame doesn't extend much. You can get the back very close to the wall. In fact you actually have to pull it away from the wall if you want to use the futon function.
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without wheels 21" High or 23" high with wheels. 16 1/2" from left to right. and 15 1/2 from front to back.
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It can be used without he feet. It sits about 2.5 feet high with the feet and I would say the feet only add about 4 of those inches.
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I suppose it could be set up without the legs. It comes with 2 different length legs. I used the short legs and wheels which adds about 5-1/2 to 6 inches and my bed is 29 inches high.